Spurs: Is Jim Duncan The Greatest System Player Of All Time???

[ElNono]

Hey there, pal... you just get of work?

You still doing the Scarn?

[Buddy Mignon]

I can't think of anyone more deserving than Jim. Now don't go searching cartoon forums for ammo... just hear me out... This dude has been a total loser at everything except in Pops system. No High School les. No College les. No Olympic medals. He's only won as a Spur. If you remove this cat out of the Spurs system all you have is Brad Daugherty, or Brad Cellars. Pop deserves more credit for having the greatest plug in system of all time. You lose Parker and still continue to win.

I'm somewhat of a prophet.

[lefty]

Saltiness everywhere

[ambchang]

The greatest system is to shoot 20+ free throws in the fourth quarter of elimination games.

Unbeatable system.

[ChumpDumper]

lakerfan trying so hard

[Arnold Toht]

What's his real name again? Jim Duncan? Ted Duncan? James Duncan? Duncan Tim? Christ, I seriously forgot.

[Clipper Nation]

What's his real name again? Jim Duncan? Ted Duncan? James Duncan? Duncan Tim? Christ, I seriously forgot.

Quit deflecting, , we all know Tim Duncan is living rent-free in your head.

[midnightpulp]

What's his real name again? Jim Duncan? Ted Duncan? James Duncan? Duncan Tim? Christ, I seriously forgot.

As long as Byron Scott coaches.

[Horse]

I'm somewhat of a prophet.

ing got

[Blake]

wow, dropping the high school le card...

He was also a system swimmer

[Blake]

Except Bryant played outside the triangle, and he did his own damage. Averaged 29+ PPG in 4 consecutive playoffs, 3 conference les, 2 NBA championships.

Use your ing brain, Midst.

Duncan won the 1997 John Wooden Award as the NCAA's best overall male player based on the votes of sportscasters and newswriters. In that season, Duncan averaged 20.8 points per game and 14.7 rebounds per game. Duncan finished his college career as the leading shot blocker in NCAA history, and is one of only 10 players with more than 2,000 career points and 1,500 career rebounds. He was also the first player in NCAA history to reach 1,500 points, 1,000 rebounds, 400 blocked shots and 200 assists.


http://basketball.wikia.com/wiki/Tim_Duncan

if only Pop had coached him at Wake.